Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations may seem far removed from toll roads, but they share a fundamental trait: both are large-scale infrastructure assets that rely on predictable, long-term cash flows. Like toll roads, LEO systems require substantial upfront investment, face high barriers to entry, and serve clear, underserved demand; particularly in regions where traditional connectivity is uneconomical. This similarity makes project finance a natural funding solution. By structuring investments around future revenues rather than corporate balance sheets, LEO constellations can attract long-term capital while distributing risk across specialised players. As the sector matures, this infrastructure-like perspective may prove essential to scaling global connectivity efficiently and sustainably.